Auxiliary Analysis System Using Expert Information and Method Thereof

ABSTRACT

An auxiliary analysis system using expert information comprises a user interface and a determination module. The user interface includes a plurality of analysis items which can be triggered by a user. The determination module coupled with the user interface includes a plurality of preliminary results corresponding to the analysis items. Each of the analysis items corresponds to at least one of the preliminary results. The user selects a plurality of analysis items to generate multiple preliminary results, and the preliminary results further generate a final judgment result by an operation process.

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BACKGROUND OF THE PRESENT INVENTION

1. Field of Invention

The present invention relates to an auxiliary analysis system andmethod. More particularly, the present invention relates to an auxiliaryanalysis system and method using expert information.

2. Description of Related Arts

Traditionally, professional knowledge in various fields is disseminatedby books or taught by proficients. With the advance of technology, thechange of social environment or special situations, however, theprofessional knowledge has to update continuously. The dissemination ofknowledge by books or by proficient is unable to assess or solve newproblems efficiently. Therefore, it is necessary to revise or updatemore information through continuous observation or evaluation todifferent matters by experienced experts so that the professionalknowledge is able to apply to the latest actual demand. Moreover,application of professional knowledge usually depends on varioussituations. Amateurs, who fail to harness theories properly, feeldifficult to execute or even make wrong decision because of incorrectclassification. When they accumulate enough actual experience, falsecases have occurred. Service industries, such as psychologicalcounseling, education, clinical medicine judging, business management,business operation, customer servicing, customer complaint responding,or other jobs requiring expert's knowledge and experience, is influencedby real situation. It is difficult to use the professional knowledgefrom a set of books to assess or solve problems completely. Expertsusually revise or add options or parameters according to theiraccumulated experience and knowledge in the past. However, theexperience only exists in the mind of these experts and becomes tacitknowledge of their service. It takes considerable time to train anexpert. Hence, in the case that the number of experts is limited, it isimpossible to serve the masses of people simultaneously and assess orsolve customer's problems instantly. Especially, famous experts can onlyserve few people because of high cost and time limitation. Additionally,the experience in expert's mind does not record systemically. Thus,experts may forget considerations or fail to remember some analysisitems, judging options or parameters, and they also cannot validate bythemselves or by other people whether the judgment is correct or not.Although the experts possess professional experience, the risks ofmisjudgment still exist due to subjective analysis.

Take the field of child psychoanalysis as an example. Childpsychoanalysis is a critical part of education of school-age children.Parents in the modern society often neglect children's feelings due totheir heavy workload. In addition, they generally are not familiar withpsychology and children do not understand how to express their interiorproblems. Therefore, parents fail to correctly analyze children'spsychological condition correctly and understand their really interiorproblems. Parents also cannot provide correct discipline and assistancethat may cause children's deviant behavior and miss the golden time ofbehavior correction.

In addition, most teachers in school do not have theoretical orpractical background in psychology. They fail to provide correctinstructions and assistance under this situation. Teachers not onlyobtain psychology background, but also accumulate experiences andlong-term observations to possess professional knowledge during theircareer so as to judge and deal with child's behavior instantly.

Because children do not have the abilities to judge their problems orexpress their ideas by themselves during their growth, observation ofchildren behavior is the most efficient way to analyze child'spsychological condition. However, behaviorism involves in a wide varietyof behaviors and numerous types of analytic theories. It also evolvesover time and changes with external environment so that psychologistsand educational experts hold different opinions according to theirexperience and tacit knowledge which update or renew behavior types andthe corresponding behavior analysis. These new and updated observationsare not recorded systemically and usually keep in the brains ofexperienced psychologists or educational experts. Due to complication ofthe analysis, it is hard for new teachers and parents to learnefficiently and remember the content quickly. Moreover, psychologistsand educational experts are asked to response questions rapidly whilefacing the complex behavior of children, thus merely speculate on thequestions by their accumulated experience that may cause errors oromissions of judging options and lead to inaccuracy of analysis, becauseof the complication of the types of child's external behaviors. Theprediction module to evaluate the possible reasons of child's behaviorsis often revised to improve accuracy according to the theoretical baseand experience of the experts. Nevertheless, the evaluated results areinconsistent due to the effect of the different evaluation methods anddifficult to verify the accuracy. Therefore, the evaluated results arenot able to be confirmed and accumulated systemically to apply thefeedback and revise the evaluation methods or parameters.

As a result, users' demands in the fields require integrated experts'knowledge and experiences. The demands such as faster and more accurateanalysis to the reasons behind observable concrete facts, suggestionsfor revision, auxiliary tools of analysis and record for experts,assistance for expert to build tacit knowledge for repeatedverification, correction and extensively repeated use, become necessaryand will be solved by the system and the method according to the presentinvention.

SUMMARY OF THE PRESENT INVENTION

An objective of the present invention is to provide an auxiliaryanalysis system and method using expert information to solve theproblems occurred above.

The auxiliary analysis system using expert information according to thepresent invention comprises a user interface and a determination modulecoupled with the user interface. The user interface includes a pluralityof analysis items which can be triggered by a user. The determinationmodule includes a plurality of preliminary results corresponding to theanalysis items, each of which corresponding to at least one of thepreliminary results. A user selects more than one analysis items togenerate multiple preliminary results, and the preliminary resultsfurther generate a final judgment result by an operation process.

In one embodiment, the operation process includes a weighted process togenerate the final judgment result according to the number of thepreliminary results corresponding to the analysis items selected by theuser.

In another embodiment, each of the preliminary results includes aweighted score and a judgment group, each judgment group correspondingto at least one of the preliminary results, the operation processrespectively adding the weighted scores of the preliminary resultstogether of each of the judgment groups and each of the judgment groupscorrespondingly obtaining a total weighted score.

In yet another embodiment, the operation process ranks the judgmentgroups by the corresponding total weighted scores.

In yet another embodiment, each of the judgment groups respectively hasan attribute defining whether two of the judgment groups conflict witheach other, the operation process obtaining a difference between thetotal weighted scores of judgment groups which conflict with each other,renewing the total weighted score of the judgment group with the higherweighted score according to the difference, removing the judgment groupwith the lower weighted score, and ranking the remaining judgment groupsby the corresponding total weighted scores.

In yet another embodiment, each of the judgment groups respectively hasan attribute defining whether two of the judgment groups conflict witheach other, the operation process removing the judgment group with lowertotal weighted score from the judgment groups conflicting with eachother, and ranking the remaining judgment groups by the correspondingtotal weighted scores.

In yet another embodiment, each of the preliminary results has aweighted score and an attribute defining whether two of the preliminaryresults can be added together, the operation process obtaining a totalvalue by adding the weighted scores of the preliminary results that canbe added together, renewing the higher weighted score of the preliminaryresult according to the total value, removing the preliminary resultwith the lower weighted score, and ranking the remaining preliminaryresults by the corresponding weighted scores.

In yet another embodiment, each of the preliminary results has aweighted score and an attribute defining whether two of the preliminaryresults conflict with each other, the operation process obtaining adifference between the weighted scores that their correspondingpreliminary results conflict with each other, renewing the higherweighted score of the preliminary result according to the difference,removing the preliminary result with the lower weighted score, andranking the remaining preliminary results by the corresponding weightedscores.

In yet another embodiment, each of the preliminary results has aweighted score and an attribute defining whether two of the preliminaryresults conflict with each other, the operation process removing thepreliminary result with the lower weighted score that theircorresponding preliminary results conflict with each other, and rankingthe remaining preliminary results by the corresponding weighted scores.

In yet another embodiment, each of the analysis items corresponds to atleast one analysis judging unit which correspondingly connect to atleast one of the preliminary results through a hierarchical structure.

In yet another embodiment, the auxiliary analysis system according tothe present invention further comprises an administrator interfacecoupled with the user interface and the determination module, theadministrator interface including a plurality of edition items forediting at least one selected from the analysis items and at least oneof the preliminary results of each of the analysis items.

In yet another embodiment, the auxiliary analysis system according tothe invention further comprises an administrator interface coupled withthe user interface and the determination module, the administratorinterface including a plurality of edition items for editing at leastone selected from the analysis items, at least one of the preliminaryresults of each of the analysis items, each of the weighted scorescorresponding to each of the preliminary results, each of the judgmentgroups corresponding to each of the preliminary results, and/or each ofthe attributes corresponding to each of the judgment groups.

In yet another embodiment, the edition items further apply to edit atleast one of the analysis judging units each of which correspondinglyconnects to at least one of the preliminary results through ahierarchical structure.

In yet another embodiment, the auxiliary analysis system according tothe invention further comprises an administrator interface coupled withthe user interface and the determination module, the administratorinterface including a plurality of edition items for editing at leastone selected from the analysis items, at least one of the preliminaryresults of each of the analysis items, the weighted scores correspondingto the preliminary results, and the attributes corresponding to thepreliminary results.

In yet another embodiment, the edition items further apply to edit atleast one of the analysis judging units each of which correspondinglyconnects to at least one of the preliminary results through ahierarchical structure.

The auxiliary analysis method using expert information comprises thesteps of: receiving triggers of a plurality of analysis items, each ofwhich corresponds at least one of preset preliminary results; andexecuting an operation process to generate a final judgment resultaccording to a plurality of the preliminary results of the triggeredanalysis items.

In one embodiment, the auxiliary analysis method according to theinvention further comprises the steps of: receiving a trigger of atleast one edition item and obtaining editing information to edit thecorresponding analysis item or the corresponding preliminary result; andsaving the edited analysis item or the preliminary result.

The invention further provides an auxiliary analysis system using expertinformation comprising a user interface, an analysis database and anoperation processor. The user interface includes a plurality of analysisitems which can be triggered by a user. The analysis database includesat least one analysis judging unit corresponding to each of the analysisitems and a plurality of preliminary results connected to the analysisjudging units. The operation processor coupled to the analysis databaseto receive a plurality of the preliminary results from the analysisdatabase and generate a final judgment result by an operation process.

In one embodiment, the auxiliary analysis system according to theinvention further comprises an administrator interface coupled with theuser interface and the analysis database, the administrator interfaceincluding a plurality of edition items for editing at least one selectedfrom the analysis items and the preliminary results corresponding to theanalysis items.

The auxiliary analysis system and method thereof according to theinvention provide a fast and accurate evaluation approach to record,adjust and apply wildly expert information. In the field of childpsychoanalysis, parents and teachers easily understand the psychologicalcauses of child behaviors and afford correct discipline, or childpsychologists and educational experts are able to apply them asauxiliary reference.

It is to be understood, however, that the foregoing general descriptionand the following detailed embodiment are illustrative only, not tolimit the claimed scope of the invention.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The accompanying drawings are parts of the specification of theinvention to illustrate the embodiments of the invention. The drawingsalong with the detailed description are applied to demonstrate theprinciple of the invention.

FIG. 1 is a schematic view of the operation screen of a user interfacein an embodiment according to the system of the invention.

FIG. 2 is a schematic view of the relationship between the internalhierarchy and operation process in a determination module in anembodiment according to the system of the invention.

FIG. 3 is a schematic view of the relationship between the internalhierarchy and operation process in a determination module in anotherembodiment according to the system of the invention.

FIG. 4 is a schematic view of the operation screen of an administratorinterface in an embodiment according to the system of the invention.

FIG. 5 is a schematic view of the system architecture of anadministrator interface in an embodiment according to the system of theinvention.

FIG. 6 is a process flowchart of an embodiment according to the methodof the invention.

FIG. 7 is another process flowchart of an embodiment according to themethod of the invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

Please refer to the exemplary embodiments according to the invention,together with the drawings illustrating the exemplary embodiments. Inaddition, the same or similar elements/components in the drawings andembodiment are applied to represent the same or similar parts.

The following embodiments, expert information includes at least theknowledge that experts obtain from learning or the experience thatexperts obtain from practical work. When an element is “connected to” or“coupled to” another element, that means the element is directlyconnected to or coupled to another element, or having an intermediateelement between the two elements, or transmission connection of data, ortransmission connection of the internet data. The term “module”represents at least one or multiple elements, each of which would behardware implementation or software implementation.

FIG. 1 is a schematic view of an embodiment according to the system ofthe invention. In FIG. 1, the auxiliary analysis system 10 using expertinformation operates in a calculating device 1. In this embodiment, thecalculating device 1 is an electric device with a processing unit tocalculate data, such as a cloud server, a desktop computer, a laptopcomputer, a tablet computer, or a smart phone, which is not limited inthe invention. The auxiliary analysis system 10 using expert informationfurther includes a user interface 11 and a determination module 12. Theuser interface 11 includes at least one analysis item 111, 112, 113which can be triggered by a user. In one of the embodiment according tothe invention, the number of the analysis items is 3. But in otherembodiment, the number of the analysis items may be 10, which is notlimited in the invention. The analysis item is an item which is presetaccording to the concrete facts (or the concrete behavior facts) inprofessional books or by expert observations, so that the user canselect suitable analysis items to process analysis. In the embodiment,the determination module 12 includes a analysis database 122 and anoperation processor 121 coupled to the analysis database 122. Theanalysis database 122 includes at least one analysis judging unitcorresponding to the analysis item 111, 112, 113 and a plurality ofpreliminary results connected to the analysis judging units. Theoperation processor 121 receives a plurality of the preliminary resultsfrom the analysis database 122 and generates a final judgment result byan operation process.

Take the field of child psychoanalysis as an example. The analysis item111 would be “to refuse food when mealtime”; the analysis item 112 wouldbe “to take away elder's stuff”; and the analysis item 113 would be “toask adults to help him for a trifle”. In fact, the analysis items 111,112, 113 are a rank of behavior items that can be observed from concretebehavior facts. The user correspondingly selects the analysis items 111,112, 113 according to the observation of the behaviors of analysisobjects (children). Additionally, the user can select a function item orinput a web address and go to an administrator interface 13 whichalternatively adds or deletes analysis items or the contentcorresponding to the analysis items. The administrator interface 13further sets permission to execute editing process. In the embodiment,the user interface 11 and the administrator interface 13 are softwareimplementation, which are displayed respectively or simultaneously on adisplay unit of the calculating device 1.

In the embodiment, referring to FIG. 5, the determination module 12 iscoupled to the user interface 11 by a data transmitting connection.Besides, the analysis database 122 and the operation processor 121 ofthe determination module 12 are coupled to the administrator interface13. The determination module 12 is also coupled to the administratorinterface 13 by another data transmitting connection.

The determination module 12 is also installed in the calculating device1, which could be a laptop computer or a cloud server. When thecalculating device 1 is a cloud server, the determination module 12 isinstalled into the cloud server and applies a transmitting connection ofthe internet data to enable the user interface 11 and the administratorinterface 13 to show on a display unit for users. The display unit couldbe a display device of an electronic device, such as a smartphone.

FIG. 2 is a schematic view of the relationship between the internalhierarchical and operation processor 121 in a determination module 12 inan embodiment according to the system of the invention. Each of theanalysis items 111, 112, 113 corresponds to at least one analysisjudging unit which correspondingly connects to at least one of thepreliminary results through a hierarchical structure. Hence, each of theanalysis items 111, 112, 113 corresponds to at least one of thepreliminary results. In the embodiment, the analysis database 122includes the corresponding analysis judging units. For example, theanalysis item 111 includes first-order analysis judging units 1111, 1112correspondingly; wherein, the first-order analysis judging unit 1111includes second-order analysis judging units a1, a2. The analysis item112 includes first-order analysis judging units 1121, 1122correspondingly; wherein, the first-order analysis judging unit 1121includes second-order analysis judging units b1, b2; wherein, thesecond-order analysis judging unit b2 includes third-order analysisjudging units b11, b12. The analysis item 113 includes first-orderanalysis judging units 1131, 1132 correspondingly. The development ofthe foregoing each of the analysis items 111, 112, 113 is mainly tospeculate the possible reason of each of the concrete behavior facts.Each order of the analysis judging units having further possible reasonsis able to develop correspondingly next order analysis judging units.The order number of the analysis judging units corresponding to theanalysis items 111, 112, 113 is able to set according to the theories ofpsychology or to add or delete according to actual observation.Furthermore, the analysis items 111, 112, 113 and the analysis judgingunits develop into a hierarchical tree structure. The preliminaryresults corresponding to the latest order analysis judging units in thehierarchical tree structure are the possible situations (or reasons)causing the corresponding analysis items; wherein, each of the latestorder analysis judging unit corresponds to at least one of thepreliminary results. According to the possibility of the latest orderanalysis judging unit, weighted scores are provided correspondingly tothe preliminary results. For example, the second-order analysis judgingunits a1, a2 are the latest analysis judging units corresponding to theanalysis item 111; wherein, the second-order analysis judging unit a1has higher possibility, so the weighted score of the correspondingpreliminary result D11 is higher; the second-order analysis judging unita2 has lower possibility, so the weighted score of the correspondingpreliminary result D12 is lower.

If the analysis item 111 is “to refuse food when mealtime”, thedevelopment of the corresponding analysis judging units is described asfollows: one first-order analysis judging unit 1111 would be “beingfull”; another first-order analysis judging unit 1112 would be “to throwa tantrum”. The first-order analysis judging unit 1111 includes onesecond-order analysis judging unit a1 which shows “ate too much snack”and another second-order analysis judging unit a2 which shows “fed foodalready”, while the first-order analysis judging unit 1112 do not have acorresponding second-order analysis judging unit. The analysis item 111corresponds to all of the latest order analysis judging unit includingthe second order analysis judging units a1, a2 and the first orderanalysis judging unit 1112, etc. These latest order analysis judgingunits generate corresponding preliminary results. For example, thesecond order analysis judging unit a1 has two corresponding preliminaryresults, including “over indulgence” ID11 and “permissive parenting”ID12. The second order analysis judging unit a2 has one correspondingpreliminary result which is “inconsistent parenting” ID13. The firstorder analysis judging unit 1112 has two corresponding preliminaryresults, including “poor emotional regulation ability (lack of emotionaleducation)” ID14 and “poor conflict resolution ability” ID15. Thedescription content of the latest order analysis judging units can bedirectly equal to the description content of the correspondingpreliminary results.

Hereby, when a user selects the analysis item 1111 “to refuse food whenmealtime”, the analysis database 122 generates multiple preliminaryresults according to the analysis results of the analysis judging unitsin different orders. The analysis item 111 generates a plurality ofpreliminary results, so called a preliminary result group ID1. In theembodiment, the preliminary result group ID1 includes a plurality ofpreliminary results ID11, ID12, ID13, ID14, ID15, each of which has thecorresponding description content, such as “over indulgence” ID11 ′“permissive parenting” ID12 ′ “inconsistent parenting” ID13 ′ “pooremotional regulation ability (lack of emotional education)” ID14 ′ “poorconflict resolution ability” ID15. Similarly, the analysis database 122generates preliminary result groups ID2, ID3 according to the analysisjudging units of the analysis items 112, 113 in different orders. Thepreliminary result group ID2 includes a plurality of preliminary resultsID21, ID22, ID23, ID24, each of which has the corresponding descriptioncontent, such as “permissive parenting” ID21 ′ “over indulgence” ID22 ′“permissive parenting” ID23 ′ “western education” ID24. The preliminaryresult group ID3 includes a plurality of preliminary results ID31, ID32,ID33, each of which has the corresponding description content, such as“over indulgence” ID31 ′ “over indulgence” ID32 ′ “over indulgence”ID33. Therefore, when multiple analysis items 111, 112, 113 areselected, the operation processor 121 applies the preliminary resultscorresponding to the selected analysis items and executes an operationprocess to generate a final judgment result FS.

The invention has numerous ways to execute the operation process. In oneembodiment, referring to FIG. 3, during the operation process, each ofthe preliminary results in the preliminary result groups ID1, ID2, ID3includes a weighted score and a judgment group correspondingly. Theweighted score defines the possibility of each of the preliminaryresults. The preliminary results with higher weighted score have higherpossibilities, i.e. the preliminary result more possibly causes thebehavior of the analysis item. The operation process adds the weightedscores of the preliminary results in the same judgment group togetherand obtains a total weighted score. When there is only one correspondingpreliminary result in a judgment group, the weighted score of thepreliminary result is the total weighted score of the judgment group.After calculating the total weighted scores of the judgment groups, theoperation process ranks the judgment groups by the corresponding totalweighted scores. For example, the preliminary results in the preliminaryresult group ID1 of the analysis item 111 include the preliminary resultID11, the preliminary result ID12, the preliminary result ID13, thepreliminary result ID14, and the preliminary result ID15. The weightedscore of the preliminary result ID11 is 6, and the preliminary resultID11 corresponds to a first judgment group FD1. The weighted score ofthe preliminary result ID12 is 3, and the preliminary result ID12corresponds to a second judgment group FD2. The weighted score of thepreliminary result ID13 is 4, and the preliminary result ID13corresponds to a third judgment group FD3. The weighted score of thepreliminary result ID14 is 2, and the preliminary result ID14corresponds to a forth judgment group FD4. The weighted score of thepreliminary result ID15 is 1, and the preliminary result ID15corresponds to a fifth judgment group FD5. The preliminary results inthe preliminary result group ID2 of the analysis item 112 include thepreliminary result ID21, the preliminary result ID22, the preliminaryresult ID23, and the preliminary result ID24. The weighted score of thepreliminary result ID21 is 5, and the preliminary result ID21corresponds to the second judgment group FD2. The weighted score of thepreliminary result ID22 is 3, and the preliminary result ID22corresponds to the first judgment group FD1. The weighted score of thepreliminary result ID23 is 5, and the preliminary result ID23corresponds to the second judgment group FD2. The weighted score of thepreliminary result ID24 is 3, and the preliminary result ID24corresponds to a sixth judgment group FD6. The preliminary results inthe preliminary result group ID3 of the analysis item 113 include thepreliminary result ID31, the preliminary result ID32, and thepreliminary result ID33. The weighted score of the preliminary resultID31 is 5, and the preliminary result ID31 corresponds to the secondjudgment group FD1. The weighted score of the preliminary result ID32 is3, and the preliminary results ID32 corresponds to the first judgmentgroup FD1. The weighted score of the preliminary result ID33 is 1, andthe preliminary result ID33 corresponds to the first judgment group FD1.Each of the judgment groups respectively has an attribute definingwhether two of them conflict with each other. In the operation processof the embodiment, the first judgment group FD1 and the second judgmentgroup FD2 are set to conflict with each other.

During the operation process of the embodiment, if a user selects allthe analysis items 111, 112,113, because all the preliminary resultsID11, ID22, ID31, ID32, ID33 correspond to the first judgment group FD1,the weighted scores of the five preliminary results ID11, ID22, ID31,ID32, ID33 are added together and the total weighted score of the firstjudgment group FD1 is 18. Because the preliminary results ID12, ID21,ID23 correspond to the second judgment group FD2, the weighted scores ofthe three preliminary results ID12, ID21, ID23 are added together andthe total weighted score of the second judgment group FD2 is 13. Becauseonly the preliminary result ID13 corresponds to the third judgment groupFD3, the total weighted score of the preliminary result ID13 is 4 andthe total weighted score of the third judgment group FD3 is 4 which isequal to the total weighted score of the preliminary result ID13.Because the preliminary result ID14 corresponds to the forth judgmentgroup FD4, the total weighted score of the preliminary result ID14 is 2and the total weighted score of the forth judgment group FD4 is 2.Because the preliminary result ID15 corresponds to the fifth judgmentgroup FD5, the total weighted score of the preliminary result ID15 is 1and the total weighted score of the fifth judgment group FD5 is 1.Because the preliminary result ID16 corresponds to the sixth judgmentgroup FD6, the total weighted score of the preliminary result ID16 is 3and the total weighted score of the sixth judgment group FD6 is 3. Theoperation process ranks the judgment groups FD1, FD2, FD3, FD4, FD5, FD6by the corresponding total weighted scores from high score to low scoreas follows: the first judgment group FD1 (whose total weighted score is18), the second judgment group FD2 (whose total weighted score is 13),the third judgment group FD3 (whose total weighted score is 4), thesixth judgment group FD6 (whose total weighted score is 3), the forthjudgment group FD4 (whose total weighted score is 2), the fifth judgmentgroup FD5 (whose total weighted score is 1). In another embodiment, theoperation process does not rank the judgment groups, but judges whetherthe attributes of any two judgment groups conflict with each other.There are two patterns to process each of two judgment groupsconflicting with each other. The first pattern is that the operationprocess obtains difference between two total weighted scores of judgmentgroups which conflict with each other, renews the total weighted scoreof the judgment group with the higher weighted score according to thedifference, removes the judgment group with the lower weighted score,and ranks the remaining judgment groups by the corresponding totalweighted scores. For example, the first judgment group FD1 (whose totalweighted score is 18) and the second judgment group FD2 (whose totalweighted score is 13) conflict with each other, and the differencebetween the total weighted scores of the first judgment group FD1 andthe second judgment group FD2 is 5. Because the total weighted score ofthe first judgment group FD1 is higher than the total weighted score ofthe second judgment group FD2, the total weighted score of the firstjudgment group FD1 is renewed as 5. Then the operation process removesthe second judgment group which has the lower weighted score and ranksthe remaining judgment groups FD1, FD3, FD4, FD5, FD6 by thecorresponding total weighted scores. The rank result according to thetotal weighted scores from high score to low score is the first judgmentgroup FD1 (the renewed total weighted score is 5), the third judgmentgroup FD 3 (the total weighted score is 4), the sixth judgment group FD6(the total weighted score is 3), the forth judgment group FD4 (the totalweighted score is 2), the fifth judgment group FD5 (the total weightedscore is 1). The second pattern is that the operation process removesthe judgment group with lower total weighted score from the judgmentgroups which conflict with each other, and ranks the remaining judgmentgroups by the corresponding total weighted scores. For example, thefirst judgment group FD1 (whose total weighted score is 18) and thesecond judgment group FD2 (whose total weighted score is 13) conflictwith each other. Because the total weighted score of the second judgmentgroup FD2 is lower than the total weighted score of the first judgmentgroup FD1, the operation process removes the second judgment group, andranks the remaining judgment groups FD1, FD3, FD4, FD5, FD6 by thecorresponding total weighted scores. The rank result according to thetotal weighted scores is the first judgment group FD1 (whose totalweighted score is 18), the third judgment group FD 3 (whose totalweighted score is 4), the sixth judgment group FD6 (whose total weightedscore is 3), the forth judgment group FD4 (whose total weighted score is2), the fifth judgment group FD5 (whose total weighted score is 1).

Each of the judgment groups has a corresponding explanation according tothe content of the corresponding preliminary result(s). For example, thecontent of the preliminary results ID11, ID22, ID31, ID32, ID33 is “overindulgence”, so the first judgment group has a explanation as “overindulgence”. The final judgment result FS shows an analysis resultreference for a user on the user interface according to the foregoingranking result and the corresponding explanations. For example, thepossibility of the corresponding explanations according to the foregoingranking result from high to low is “over indulgence”, “inconsistentparenting”, “western education”, “poor emotional regulation ability(lack of emotional education)” and “poor conflict resolution ability”.The final judgment result FS can only show the top explanations of thejudgment groups and further provides more detailed explanations ortreatment suggestions.

In the embodiment, the administrator interface 13 includes a pluralityof edition items 131 for editing the analysis items, at least one of thepreliminary results corresponding to each of the analysis items, each ofthe weighted scores corresponding to each of the preliminary results,each of the judgment groups corresponding to at least one of thepreliminary results, and each of the attributes corresponding to each ofthe judgment groups. The attributes define whether two of thepreliminary results can be added together or conflict with each other.In addition, the edition items 131 apply to edit at least one of theanalysis judging units corresponding to each of the analysis items. Theanalysis judging unit correspondingly connects to at least one of thepreliminary results through a hierarchical structure. The analysisjudging unit might be a one-level hierarchical structure or a multiplelevel hierarchical structure. Each of the hierarchical structures is therelationship diagram of all causes which is developed from each of theanalysis items by analyzing the relationships between the levels of eachof the hierarchical structures or the relationships between the level(s) of each of the hierarchical structures and each of the analysisitems according to expert's professional knowledge and experience. Thedevelopment order of the level (s) of each of the hierarchicalstructures is based on the level of causes, the level of details, or therelation between causes and effects. Experts can edit, add, or deletethe column (s) or level (s) of each of the analysis judging units andinput corresponding analysis content into the columns of the analysisjudging units by themselves. After experts edit the edition item (s) 131by the administrator interface 13, the analysis items, the preliminaryresults, the weighted scores, the judgment groups, the attributes and/orthe analysis judging units are saved into the user interface 11 or thedetermination module 12. The operation process executes further analysisaccording to the edition version of the analysis items, the preliminaryresults, the weighted scores, the judgment groups, the attributes and/orthe analysis judging units.

In another embodiment of the invention, during the operation process,each of the preliminary results of the preliminary result groups ID1,ID2, ID3 includes a weighted score and an attribute correspondingly. Theweighted score defines the possibility of each of the preliminaryresults. The attribute defines whether two of the preliminary resultscan be added together. The operation process obtains a total value byadding the weighted scores of the preliminary results that can be addedtogether, renews the higher weighted score of the preliminary resultaccording to the total value, and removes the preliminary result withthe lower weighted score. For example, the preliminary result group ID1of the analysis item 111 has the preliminary results ID11, ID12, ID13,ID14, ID15. The weighted score of the preliminary result ID11 is 6. Theweighted score of the preliminary result ID12 is 3. The weighted scoreof the preliminary result ID13 is 4. The weighted score of thepreliminary result ID14 is 2. The weighted score of the preliminaryresult ID15 is 1. The preliminary result group ID2 of the analysis item112 has the preliminary results ID21, ID22, ID23, ID24. The weightedscore of the preliminary result ID21 is 5. The weighted score of thepreliminary result ID22 is 3. The weighted score of the preliminaryresult ID23 is 5. The weighted score of the preliminary result ID24 is3. The preliminary result group ID3 of the analysis item 113 has thepreliminary results ID31, ID32, ID33. The weighted score of thepreliminary result ID31 is 5. The weighted score of the preliminaryresults ID32 is 3. The weighted score of the preliminary results ID33is 1. In the operation process, the attributes of the preliminaryresults ID11, ID22, ID31, ID32, ID33 are defined that they can be addedtogether, and the attributes of the preliminary results ID12, ID21, ID23are defined that they can be added together.

During the operation process of the embodiment, if a user selects allthe analysis items 111, 112,113, the preliminary results of the selectedanalysis items 111, 112, 113 which correspond to the same or similarcontents have the attributes to define that they can be added together.Therefore, the contents of the preliminary results ID11, ID22, ID31,ID32, ID33 are all “over indulgence”, and the attributes of thepreliminary results ID11, ID22, ID31, ID32, ID33 define that they can beadded together. The weighted scores of the five preliminary resultsID11, ID22, ID31, ID32, ID33 are added together to obtain a total value18. Because the weighted score of the preliminary result ID11 is higher,it is renewed from 6 to 18 according the total value and the preliminaryresults ID22, ID31, ID32, ID33 with lower weighted scores are removed.Besides, the preliminary results ID12, ID21, ID23 have the same content“permissive parenting” and their attributes are defined that they can beadded together. The weighted scores of the three preliminary resultsID12, ID21, ID23 are added together to obtain a total value 13. Becauseboth the weighted scores of the preliminary results ID21, ID23 are thesame higher weighted scores, each of them could be chosen asrepresentative. If the preliminary result ID21 is chosen, its weightedscore is renewed from 5 to 13 according to the total value and thepreliminary results ID12, ID23 are removed. As to the other preliminaryresults ID13, ID24, ID14, ID15, their attributes are not defined thatthey can be added together, so they do not need to be added together.The operation process ranks the preliminary results according to theweighted scores from high score to low score as follows: the preliminaryresult ID11 (whose renewed weighted score is 18), the preliminary resultID21 (whose renewed weighted score is 13), the preliminary result ID13(whose weighted score is 4), the preliminary result ID24 (whose weightedscore is 3), the preliminary result ID14 (whose weighted score is 2),the preliminary result ID15 (whose weighted score is 1). The finaljudgment result FS ranks the corresponding contents according to theforegoing ranking result of the preliminary results and shows on theuser interface to provide a user the analysis result reference. Forexample, the possibility of the corresponding explanations according tothe foregoing ranking result from high to low is “over indulgence”,“permissive parenting”, “inconsistent parenting”, “western education”,“poor emotional regulation ability (lack of emotional education)” and“poor conflict resolution ability”. The final judgment result FS canonly show the top explanations of the preliminary results and furtherprovides more detailed explanations or treatment suggestions.

In another embodiment of the operation process of the inventionaccording to the previous embodiment, the attributes of the preliminaryresults in the preliminary result groups ID1, ID2, ID3 of the analysisitems 111, 112, 113 further define whether two of the preliminaryresults conflict with each other. There are two patterns when twopreliminary results conflict with each other. The first pattern is thatthe weighted scores of the preliminary results are subtracted from eachother according to the attributes of the preliminary results. Forexample, based on the remaining preliminary results of the previousembodiment, the attributes of the preliminary result ID11 “overindulgence” and the preliminary result ID21 “permissive parenting” aredefined that the two preliminary results ID11, ID21 conflict with eachother. The operation process obtains a difference between thepreliminary result ID 11 “over indulgence” (the renewed weighted scoreis 18) and the preliminary result ID21 “permissive parenting” (therenewed weighted score is 13), and the difference is 5. Because theweighted score of the preliminary result ID11 is higher than theweighted score of the preliminary result ID21, the weighted score of thepreliminary result ID11 is renewed to 5 according to the difference, andthe preliminary result ID21 with the lower weighted score is removed.The operation process ranks the remaining preliminary results accordingto the rank of the newest weighted scores of the remaining preliminaryresults from high score to low score are shown as follows: thepreliminary result ID11 (whose renewed weighted score is 5), thepreliminary result ID13 (whose weighted score is 4), the preliminaryresult ID24 (whose weighted score is 3), the preliminary result ID14(whose weighted score is 2), the preliminary result ID15 (whose weightedscore is 1). The second pattern is that the operation process removesthe preliminary result with the lower weighted score that theircorresponding preliminary results conflict with each other and ranks theremaining preliminary results by the corresponding weighted scores. Forexample, the preliminary result ID11 “over indulgence” (the renewedweighted score is 18) and the preliminary result ID21 “permissiveparenting” (the renewed weighted score is 13) conflict with each other,so the preliminary result ID21 with lower weighted score is removed.Furthermore, the operation process ranks the remaining preliminaryresults according to the rank of the newest weighted scores of theremaining preliminary results from high score to low score are shown asfollows: the preliminary result ID11 (whose renewed weighted score is18), the preliminary result ID13 (whose weighted score is 4), thepreliminary result ID24 (whose weighted score is 3), the preliminaryresult ID14 (whose weighted score is 2), the preliminary result ID15(whose weighted score is 1). Similarly, the final judgment result FSranks the corresponding contents according to the preliminary resultsand shows on the user interface to provide a user the analysis resultreference. For example, the possibility of the correspondingexplanations according to the foregoing ranking result from high to lowis “over indulgence”, “inconsistent parenting”, “western education”,“poor emotional regulation ability (lack of emotional education)” and“poor conflict resolution ability”. The final judgment result FS canonly show the top explanations of the preliminary results and furtherprovides more detailed explanations or treatment suggestions.

In the embodiment, the administrator interface 13 includes a pluralityof edition items 131 for editing the analysis items, at least one of thepreliminary results corresponding to each of the analysis items, each ofthe weighted scores corresponding to each of the preliminary results,and each of the attributes corresponding to each of the judgment groups.The attributes define whether two of the preliminary results can beadded together or conflict with each other. In addition, the editionitems 131 apply to edit at least one of the analysis judging unitscorresponding to each of the analysis items. The analysis judging unitcorrespondingly connects to at least one of the preliminary resultsthrough a hierarchical structure. The analysis judging unit might be aone-level hierarchical structure or a multiple level hierarchicalstructure. Each of the hierarchical structures is the relationshipdiagram of all causes which is developed from each of the analysis itemsby analyzing the relationships between the levels of each of thehierarchical structures or the relationships between the level (s) ofeach of the hierarchical structures and each of the analysis itemsaccording to expert's professional knowledge and experience. Thedevelopment order of the level (s) of each of the hierarchicalstructures is based on the level of causes, the level of details, or therelation between causes and effects. Experts can edit, add, or deletethe column (s) or level (s) of each of the analysis judging units andinput corresponding analysis content into the columns of the analysisjudging units by themselves. After experts edit the edition item (s) 131by the administrator interface 13, the analysis items, the preliminaryresults, the weighted scores, the judgment groups, the attributes and/orthe analysis judging units are saved into the user interface 11 or thedetermination module 12. The operation process executes further analysisaccording to the edited version of the analysis items, the preliminaryresults, the weighted scores, the judgment groups, the attributes and/orthe analysis judging units.

In another embodiment of the operation process, the preliminary resultsin the preliminary result groups ID1, ID2, ID3 of the analysis item 111,112, 113 do not have corresponding weighted scores, and the operationprocess counts and ranks the preliminary results according to thefrequency of occurrence the preliminary results with the same content.In this embodiment, the weighted scores of the preliminary results couldbe viewed as 1.

FIG. 6 is a process flowchart of an embodiment according to the methodof the invention. In FIG. 6, also referring to FIGS. 1 to 4, the methodof the invention includes the step of receiving a plurality of triggersof the analysis items 111, 112, 113, each of which corresponds at leastone of preset preliminary results (step S305). In the embodiment, aftera user selects a plurality of the analysis items 111, 112, 113 of theuser interface 11, the analysis judging units of the analysis database122 are started and the corresponding preliminary results of theanalysis items 111, 112, 113 are obtained.

The method of the invention further has the step of executing anoperation process (step S310) to generate a final judgment result FSaccording to a plurality of the preliminary results of the triggeredanalysis items 111, 112, 113 (step S315). In the embodiment, the numberof the analysis items selected can be one, more than 3 (morepreferably), or 5 (the most preferably) to provide a more accurateanalysis judgment.

Additionally, referring to FIG. 7, before receiving triggers of aplurality of analysis items (step S305), the method of the inventionfurther includes the step of receiving a trigger of at least one ofedition items and obtaining editing information to edit each of thecorresponding analysis items or each of the corresponding preliminaryresults (step S320), and saving each of the edited analysis items oreach of the edited preliminary results (step S325). After the step S325,the method of the invention can start the following steps, includingreceiving triggers of a plurality of analysis items (step S305),executing the operation process (step S310) and generating a finaljudgment result (step S315). Furthermore, the weighted scores, thejudgment groups, the attributes and the analysis judging units can alsobe edited by the administrator interface 13 and saved, and then thefinal judgment result FS can be generated by the steps S310, S315, S320.

In conclusion, the invention provides the auxiliary analysis systemusing expert information and the method thereof which apply theoperation processor 121 to perform the weight calculation according tothe frequency, numeric values and attributes of preliminary resultscorresponding to the analysis items selected by a user to obtain moreobjective, more accurate and logical analysis judgments. After analyzingwith the auxiliary analysis system using expert information and themethod thereof, users can understand the reasons behind events observedcorrectly in a short period and get the suggestions for revising thefollow-up operation means to enhance efficiency. Experts can accumulateand revise their professional knowledge continuously according tocontinuous observations and users' feedback to improve accuracy andreliability of analysis results. The auxiliary analysis system usingexpert information and the method thereof do not limit to theapplication of child psychology. Any fields of using expert informationand analyzing comprehensively by observation of concrete facts can beincluded.

It should be understood that the exemplary embodiments described thereinshould be considered in a descriptive sense only and not for purposes oflimitation. Descriptions of features or aspects within each embodimentshould typically be considered as available for other similar featuresor aspects in other embodiments.

While one or more embodiments of the invention have been described withreference to the figures, it will be understood by those of ordinaryskill in the art that various changes in form and details may be madetherein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention asdefined by the following claims.

What is claimed is:
 1. An auxiliary analysis system using expertinformation, comprising: a user interface, including a plurality ofanalysis items which can be triggered by a user; a determination module,coupled with the user interface, including a plurality of preliminaryresults corresponding to the analysis items, each of the analysis itemscorresponding to at least one of the preliminary results; wherein theuser selects more than one analysis items to generate multiplepreliminary results, and the preliminary results further generate afinal judgment result by an operation process.
 2. The system, as recitedin claim 1, wherein the operation process includes a weighted process togenerate the final judgment result according to the number of thepreliminary results corresponding to the analysis items selected by theuser.
 3. The system, as recited in claim 1, wherein each of thepreliminary results includes a weighted score and a judgment group, eachjudgment group corresponding to at least one of the preliminary results,the operation process respectively adding the weighted scores of thepreliminary results of each of the judgment groups together and each ofthe judgment groups correspondingly obtaining a total weighted score. 4.The system, as recited in claim 3, wherein the operation process ranksthe judgment groups by the corresponding total weighted scores.
 5. Thesystem, as recited in claim 3, wherein each of the judgment groupsrespectively has an attribute defining whether two of the judgmentgroups conflict with each other, the operation process obtaining adifference between the total weighted scores that their correspondingjudgment groups conflict with each other, renewing the total weightedscore of the judgment group with the higher weighted score according tothe difference, removing the judgment group with the lower weightedscore, and ranking the remaining judgment groups by the correspondingtotal weighted scores.
 6. The system, as recited in claim 3, whereineach of the judgment groups respectively has an attribute definingwhether two of the judgment groups conflict with each other, theoperation process removing the judgment group with lower total weightedscore from the judgment groups conflicting with each other, and rankingthe remaining judgment groups by the corresponding total weightedscores.
 7. The system, as recited in claim 1, wherein each of thepreliminary results has a weighted score and an attribute definingwhether two of the preliminary results can be added together, theoperation process obtaining a total value by adding the weighted scoresof the preliminary results that can be added together, renewing thehigher weighted score of the preliminary result according to the totalvalue, removing the preliminary result with the lower weighted score,and ranking the remaining preliminary results by the correspondingweighted scores.
 8. The system, as recited in claim 1, wherein each ofthe preliminary results has a weighted score and an attribute definingwhether two of the preliminary results conflict with each other, theoperation process obtaining a difference between the weighted scoresthat their corresponding preliminary results conflict with each other,renewing the higher weighted score of the preliminary result accordingto the difference, removing the preliminary result with the lowerweighted score, and ranking the remaining preliminary results by thecorresponding weighted scores.
 9. The system, as recited in claim 1,wherein each of the preliminary results has a weighted score and anattribute defining whether two of the preliminary results conflict witheach other, the operation process removing the preliminary result withthe lower weighted score that their corresponding preliminary resultsconflict with each other, and ranking the remaining preliminary resultsby the corresponding weighted scores.
 10. The system, as recited inclaim 1, wherein each of the analysis items corresponds to at least oneanalysis judging unit which correspondingly connects to at least one ofthe preliminary results through a hierarchical structure.
 11. Thesystem, as recited in claim 1, further comprising an administratorinterface coupled with the user interface and the determination module,the administrator interface including a plurality of edition items forediting at least one selected from the analysis items and at least oneof the preliminary results of each of the analysis items.
 12. Thesystem, as recited in claim 5, further comprising an administratorinterface coupled with the user interface and the determination module,the administrator interface including a plurality of edition items forediting at least one selected from the analysis items, at least one ofthe preliminary results of each of the analysis items, each of theweighted scores corresponding to each of the preliminary results, eachof the judgment groups corresponding to each of the preliminary results,and each of the attributes corresponding to each of the judgment groups.13. The system, as recited in claim 6, further comprising anadministrator interface coupled with the user interface and thedetermination module, the administrator interface including a pluralityof edition items for editing at least one selected from the analysisitems, at least one of the preliminary results of each of the analysisitems, each of the weighted scores corresponding to each of thepreliminary results, each of the judgment groups corresponding to eachof the preliminary results, and each of the attributes corresponding toeach of the judgment groups.
 14. The system, as recited in claim 12,wherein the edition items apply to edit at least one of the analysisjudging units, each of which correspondingly connects to at least one ofthe preliminary results through a hierarchical structure.
 15. Thesystem, as recited in claim 13, wherein the edition items apply to editat least one of the analysis judging units, each of whichcorrespondingly connects to at least one of the preliminary resultsthrough a hierarchical structure.
 16. The system, as recited in claim 7,further comprising an administrator interface coupled with the userinterface and the determination module, the administrator interfaceincluding a plurality of edition items for editing at least one selectedfrom the analysis items, at least one of the preliminary results of eachof the analysis items, the weighted scores corresponding to thepreliminary results, and the attributes corresponding to the preliminaryresults.
 17. The system, as recited in claim 8, further comprising anadministrator interface coupled with the user interface and thedetermination module, the administrator interface including a pluralityof edition items for editing at least one selected from the analysisitems, at least one of the preliminary results of each of the analysisitems, the weighted scores corresponding to the preliminary results, andthe attributes corresponding to the preliminary results.
 18. The system,as recited in claim 9, further comprising an administrator interfacecoupled with the user interface and the determination module, theadministrator interface including a plurality of edition items forediting at least one selected from the analysis items, at least one ofthe preliminary results of each of the analysis items, the weightedscores corresponding to the preliminary results, and the attributescorresponding to the preliminary results.
 19. The system, as recited inclaim 16, wherein the edition items apply to edit at least one of theanalysis judging units each of which correspondingly connects to atleast one of the preliminary results through a hierarchical structure.20. The system, as recited in claim 17, wherein the edition items applyto edit at least one of the analysis judging units each of whichcorrespondingly connects to at least one of the preliminary resultsthrough a hierarchical structure.
 21. The system, as recited in claim18, wherein the edition items apply to edit at least one of the analysisjudging units each of which correspondingly connects to at least one ofthe preliminary results through a hierarchical structure.
 22. Anauxiliary analysis method using expert information, the methodcomprising the steps of: receiving triggers of a plurality of analysisitems, each of which corresponds at least one of preset preliminaryresults; and executing an operation process to generate a final judgmentresult according to a plurality of the preliminary results of thetriggered analysis items.
 23. The method, as recited in claim 22,further comprising the steps of: receiving a trigger of at least oneedition item and obtaining editing information to edit the correspondinganalysis item or the corresponding preliminary result; and saving theedited analysis item or the edited preliminary result.
 24. An auxiliaryanalysis system using expert information, comprising: a user interfaceincluding a plurality of analysis items which can be triggered by auser; an analysis database including at last one analysis judging unitcorresponding to each of the analysis items and a plurality ofpreliminary results connected to the analysis judging units; and anoperation processor coupled to the analysis database to receive aplurality of the preliminary results from the analysis database andgenerate a final judgment result by an operation process.
 25. Thesystem, as recited in claim 25, further comprising an administratorinterface coupled with the user interface and the analysis database, theadministrator interface including a plurality of edition items forediting at least one selected from the analysis items and thepreliminary results corresponding to the analysis items.